A grey cat with golden eyes
My photos of my cat “Riva” born on December 31th 2020. Riva is a Chartreux cat.
Alexandre III bridge in Paris (October 2025)
“The Alexandre III bridge, 154 meters long and 45 meters wide, was built by engineers Jean Résal (1854-1919) and Amédée Alby (1862-1942), who were also the architects of the Debilly footbridge, for the Universal Exhibition of 1900 in Paris.” Source : https://paris1900.lartnouveau.com/ponts/pont_alexandre3.htm
Pretty in burgundy
Gaâla dress and my patterns. Gaâla is a French fashion brand i love. The photo is from the website.
Salon du patrimoine culturel 2025 at the Louvre museum in Paris
This year, the theme is “Heritage and Art Deco”. Here my photos :
Hedwige in the moonlight
I mixed an Elizabeth Gage’s snowy owl (white chalcedony with speckles of brown enamel), a moon brooch (1900s) and a an Ivan Aivazovsky’s painting (“Moonlight on the sea). Source : Pinterest
Moon beauty
I mixed a Edward Robert Hughes’s painting (“Radiant moon”, 1900), an Ivan Aivazovsky’s painting (“Moonlight on the sea) and a tiara with diamonds (second half of the 19th century). Photo source : Pinterest
Moon maiden
I mixed a Frank Bernard Dicksee’s painting (“Moon maiden”, 1923), a Victorian moon brooch and a moon and star brooch (“en tremblant” ; Georgian era).
Helen of Troy holding a rose at sunset
I mixed two Gustave Moreau’s paintings and a rose i photographed.
Salomé auréolée d’étoiles
I mixed two Gustav Moreau paintings and a 12 stars halo crown for a Catholic Saint or statue of the Virgin Mary. Sources : Pinterest and worthpoint
Blue birds flew in a forest, on a winter day…
I mixed Ilgiz Fazulzyanov jewels (“Winter Forest” earrings and a bird brooch called “Tit” and a part of a Monet’s painting (Nympheas).
Alcyone among flowers
“In Greek mythology, Alcyone was the daughter of Aeolus, god of the Winds, and wife of Ceyx, king of Trachis in Phtiotis. Ceyx and Alcyone were such a happy couple that they committed the folly of comparing their happiness to that of Zeus and Hera. To punish them for their presumption, the gods transformed the…
Art Deco bride
Bridal veiled gown illustration by Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) and my art deco inspired pattern.
